You might not believe it, but in the cryptocurrency world, the dumbest method actually multiplied my investment by 8 times.
Yes, it's that kind of silly method that makes people want to laugh when they hear it. But laughing aside, the account doesn’t lie.
When I first entered the circle, I knew nothing. K-line? I couldn't understand it. Indicators? I was completely confused. News? Always a step behind. The only thing I did was look at the trend—using the most foolish perspective to see the most straightforward rise and fall.
As a result, 3000U slowly rolled to 24,000U.
Many friends study various patterns, track countless messages, and draw lines like artists, yet in the end, they can't outperform me, this 'fool.' Later, I figured it out; what I can achieve is simply by adhering to three particularly basic yet extremely useful rules:
1. When the trend just begins to show, start with a small bet.$ZEC
Never guess the bottom, nor pretend to predict the future. When I notice a cryptocurrency's trend starting to form, I will first throw in a small amount of funds, like 3%. This is not gambling; it's testing. I only do this with mainstream cryptocurrencies and never touch those ambiguous projects.
2. Only dare to increase the position when the trend is confirmed.$PIPPIN
I won’t rush to increase my position at the beginning of the market's surge. Only when the trend is truly established and both market sentiment and price movements confirm it, will I use 20%-50% of my funds to follow. It may seem a bit slow, but it has also avoided countless false breakouts.
3. Draw the line in advance and stop when the time comes.$BNB
Before each trade starts, I write down the take profit and stop loss levels. No matter how crazy the market gets, I will execute decisively when it reaches my set levels. While others are still dreaming of higher points, my profits are already secured. If you are not greedy, you won’t ride a roller coaster.
I have seen a friend who lost 400,000 lose almost his mind. Later, he calmed down and honestly followed this 'clumsy method'. In less than three months, not only did he recover his capital, but he also found his rhythm again. He said, 'Your method is really clumsy, but it can truly make money.'
Many people in the cryptocurrency world suffer losses, not because they are too foolish, but because they are too 'smart'—smart enough to constantly switch strategies, smart enough to want to buy the dip at every pullback, and smart enough to always want to wait a bit longer when it’s time to cut losses.
Sometimes, making money doesn't require so many dazzling operations. Looking a little slower, a little clumsier, and a little steadier can actually take you further.
If you also feel exhausted in the market, perhaps you can take a break and not always try to be the 'smart' person. True stability often lies in the simplest discipline.
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